• Raito Numata’s 4:12.10 400 IM Marks The Fastest-Ever For 16 & Under Boys

    Numata surpasses China’s Zhang Zhanshuo (4:12.44) for the fastest time ever for a 16 & under swimmer in the 400 IM.

  • A Closer Look At Katie Ledecky’s Longevity

    Ledecky’s 800 free world record continues to amaze, as she became the fifth-oldest woman to break a WR and the second-oldest to do so in a distance event.

  • Ledecky Ties Debbie Meyer & Donna De Varona For Most Individual LC World Records By U.S. Woman

    Ledecky’s 15 world records only trails East German Kornelia Ender, who set 22 individual world records in her career.

  • Texas Men Return the Most NCAA Points, While Cal’s Streak Goes Into Serious Rebuild Mode

    The anticipated return of David Johnston next season is part of 239.5 expected returning points for the Texas Longhorns.

  • Gui Caribe’s 47.10 Puts Two Brazilians In 100 Free All-Time Top 10 For First Time Since 1998

    Caribe’s swim marks the fastest time in the world this season, surpassing Kyle Chalmers’ 47.27 from earlier this month.

  • Let’s Run The Numbers: Since 2002, Which World Records Have Improved The Most?

    How much have each of the long course swimming world records improved since 2002, when Ian Thorpe swam his legendary 3:40.08 in the 400 freestyle?

  • Texas Men Now Have the 2nd-Most NCAA D1 Swimming Event Titles

    Luke Hobson won the 200 free at the 2025 NCAA Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, one of 157 all-time titles won by the Longhorn men.

  • Can Fans Expect A Close Team Race In The NCAA Championships In The Future?

    The Texas men’s team led start-to-finish at the 2025 Men’s NCAA Championships, though the race was projected to be close. Is this the future of NCAA swimming?